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Terms of Service Drafting Brief
Decide what your terms must cover and where the real risks are.
You walk away with
A drafting brief: the clauses you need and the risks they address.
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Recommended level: Standard — Proven pro models — the everyday default.
What the council debates
Help us scope what our Terms of Service (and related policies) must cover. We will have a lawyer draft them — this is the brief. THE PRODUCT / SERVICE: [what it is, who uses it, the key risks and obligations] THE RELATIONSHIP: [B2C / B2B, payment model, data handling, user-generated content?] JURISDICTIONS: [where you operate and your users live] Debate: 1. The core protections we need — liability limits, acceptable use, termination, dispute resolution. 2. User obligations and the behaviours we must prohibit. 3. Payment, refunds, auto-renewal and cancellation terms done fairly. 4. Data, privacy and IP ownership clauses and how they connect to our privacy policy. 5. The clauses most likely to be tested if something goes wrong. 6. Fairness and readability — terms that are enforceable and not hostile to users. FINAL SYNTHESIS: - A drafting brief: the clauses we need, grouped, with the risk each addresses. - The two or three highest-risk areas to get exactly right. - A clear note that this is a brief for a qualified lawyer to draft and finalise, not legal advice itself.